TRIBUTES TO MY HERO
*GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN*
Pa Paul as I always call you, you made my wife (Anita) and children to be so proud of you.You nurture me to a family man. We were my coach and the most courageous and resourceful father
Words can't convey how much we are missing you and pains in our hearts is immeasurable. A kindhearted man you were. Not just a father to your biological children but a father to all who crossed your path. In my heart there's a place that only you can occupy.The fact that you are no longer here will always cause me pains but you are forever in my heart. We wish you could stay with us, but heaven needed you most.
LOVE YOU ALWAYS PA PAUL 
UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN.
ANITA AND ACHAP CHRISTOPHER (FOSTER SON)

SPECIAL TRIBUTES TO MY MENTOR
PA PAUL, my darling father, we accepted God’s will for you as you answered your master’s called after a well accomplished life. It is simply Earth’s loss, but Heaven’s gain. When I came to Buea in 2006, you took and nurtured me as your own son. You gave Humprey to me to mentor but God called him home much earlier but the entire family has taken me as one of theirs. Thank you for the undiluted love, advice and mentorship. Just two days to your demise, I visited you and you could still recognize me and whispered “Doctor” with a smile. Dead is sure and you knew Jesus Christ is the Answer. You were a great soldier of the Cross and a Servant of God Almighty. May your Marker smile back on you as you return home.
You were soft spoken, laughed often, loved more and exemplary in all your relationships.
Daddy, you mentored, inspired, counseled and led with love and gained the respect of your friends, colleagues and the love of your family. We are less without you but better through your good works and legacy.
If only you could heal our broken hearts and carter for your beloved family just one more time….Oh, Life at its best is very brief and the passage of time is marked by unexpected separation
You inspired my generation to engage in community services as you were still active in 2022 NACDA General Meeting in Kribi at 81 and NACDA Buea fundraising at 82…You identified and fished us into ‘nde pe nkeum pe Buea’ and during our meetings you will always share your meat with me but will not fail to caution me whenever I appeared without my traditional cap.
You blended prince hood, military training, sports and physical education to build a resilient TEMBONG’S clan and imparted your motherland Awing positively
Fare thee well daddy, we will keep the smile. Have a peaceful rest. Good night and congratulations
Dr. Ngonganang Charles

In every situation, we give God Almighty, the Glory.
There is no, "ripe old age"to die, especially when the person is so caring, and everyone's sadness or joy, is his portion.
My father, uncle, brother (MOFOR PAUL TEMBONG), was just a personality who fitted just fine, in the shoe.
There is something, synonymous in his passing on: like my own father (MOFOR MAURICE NGONGEH); transition was at age 83years.

Papa, by God's grace, if at all you meet your father (Tata MOFOR NCHINDE & Pa MOFOR MAURICE, et al), let them know, "the broom is gathering dust and can't sleep better". Rest in perfect peace and may we all, meet again, at God's appointed time.
May the grace in Isaiah 54:17 ; be our family portion, AMEN.

Generations come and generations go, you thought me the ways of the LORD, and that ‘A GOOD NAME’ is better than SILVER and GOLD.
If I had a magic portion to make you live forever, I would pay, even if it would cost my blood.
We toiled together to get the best of health, with help from friends and family but the LORDs call is inevitable.
I saw you in so much pain but you had to rest.
GOOD NIGHT DAD

THE EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH MEN’S FELLOWSHIP CELEBRATES THE DIVINE APPOINTMENT OF PA. MOFOR PAUL

Appointments are generally celebrated because the appointee is lifted to a higher level / seat with numerous benefits for himself and family. The appointment of the Prime Minister, Minister, Director Etc. calls for celebrations because these positions are prestigious and generate numerous advantages to the celebrants.
Today, the Men’s fellowship of EBC are celebrating an appointment higher than any of these mentioned above. God has appointed Pa. Mofor Paul to a higher and prestigious office in His Kingdom, where there is neither sorrow, tears, regrets nor weeping. Revelations 21:4.
We are equally celebrating the Divine Medal of Honour accorded to Pa. Mofor Paul for his labour in the Men’s Fellowship of EBC. Pa. Mofor Paul had held the position of Vice President of the Men’s Fellowship for several years. He was outstanding in fellowship meeting attendance. His advices on many occasions were full of wisdom. With his frail health and advanced age, he encouraged and challenged many to stop giving excuses and take God’s work in the Fellowship more seriously. He was outspoken and fearless when he faced the truth. He spoke the truth with an unwavering sincerity.
We are also celebrating a man who exhibited love and compassion to the vulnerable and have-nots. This was clearly seen some years back when, owing to the socio political crisis many teachers were not paid because schools were closed; Pa Mofor invited us to his house and gave us food, money and prayed for us. This was putting faith into action. James 2:14-20.
Today, we are also celebrating the conclusion of a divine assignment which was executed with excellence. Pa. Mofor Paul was one of the six delegates from EBC to the All Africa Baptist Men’s Fellowship Continental Congress in Yaoundé on the 26th – 29th October, 2022. He was the oldest member of the team. Visibly not strong physically owing to illness but spiritually very strong in his commitment “to do God’s Work Always Happily” , he moved to Yaoundé as an example of a soldier prepared to die in the battle field. His generosity to the delegates in the journey to and from Yaoundé remains memorable and commendable.
Like St. Paul would conclude in 2 Timothy 4:7 – 8; “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith, now there is a store for me the crown of righteousness which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that day and not only to me but also to all who have longed for His appearing. This is what we are celebrating today. Pa. Mofor will undoubtedly be “remembered by all what he has done” Certainly, many who trail his steps shall one Day meet him to part No More” Adieu Pa. Mofor Paul.
Ebenezer Baptist Church Men’s Fellowship

So painful. Where do I begin? My Dad, he was my hero, my teacher, my adviser and more. He thought us how to love and care for all who came our way. Despite our shortcomings, he would encourage and support us yet will not fail to discipline us when we go astray. With the shoke received from Humphrey’s passing away, we were not given time to digest it when God took him away from us. We will forever be grateful that he taught us to know, love and serve God whose Grace is keeping us strong during this difficult time. My Dad, though he has faded away like the stars in the morning, he will always be remembered by what he has done. Farewell Dad. Ill forever miss you until we meet again to part no more.
Your daughter, Celine

I met Papa for the first time in August of 2017 when him and Mami came to visit Anze in LA. I quickly became an adopted daughter! What a blessing to be able to gain more parents on this life's journey. I'll always remember our jogs and gym sessions. I became coach to the coach!
We will miss his Calm but firm demeanor.
I am comforted that he leaves behind a LEGACY of children and grandchildren and the LEGACY of IMPACT on his COMMUNITY.

My mentor, defender, educator, my counselor, my love. I thank you for the life we have lived since I found you. We have toiled together like one in sickness and in health. Though life has not been easy, god has helped us to move together until your demise.
I thank God that even in pain he still gave you the chance to confess him till the end and I also had the time to say over and over again that I love you.
If we never meet again, this side of heaven, where there is trouble and strive, we shall meet you on that beautiful shore, where the charming roses bloom forever and ever and where separation comes no more.
Rest from that terrible pain Montoh.
Your wife, Mengentoh Helen.

I called you an incredible Dad. You were more than a dad, a mentor, and best friend to everyone. Your love and strength guided me through life, your words of wisdom touched the lives of everyone round you. Your memories will live in the hearts of those who knew you. Dad I pray Eternal rest be granted to you and our brother Humphrey and let perpetual light shine on your soul.
Your Daughter, Constance Mute

Pa Paul my mbomboh, it’s been so painful about your demise. You will always call me “Paul, get my purse and buy drinks for the visitor’s”. So painful not hearing from you anymore. You raised a great family and I am blessed to be part of it with a beautiful and blessed wife you gave me. Your unconditional love for me was a comforting embrace that I could always rely on. Thank you for always making me feel welcomed in your home.
Your Son In-law, Paul Mute Fonyam

ADIEU TO PA PAUL MOFOR.
I knew Pa Mofor Paul in 1990 when I was transferred from Wum and appointed in the SW Provincial Delegation for National Education which shared the same building with Youth and Sports where he was in charge of Finace and Administration. Pa Paul Mofor just became my father as he went to the then BTTC Buea, with other Ghogomus. By coincidence, we attended the same Baptist church until when I went back to Bamenda on retirement in 2017.
Pa Mofor unveiled true fatherly love to me in all ramifications by making me the "God father" of his son, David, by giving me a babysitter from Awing when I had my twins in 1993 and by proposing his plot around Sandpit for me to buy at a give away price to be fully settled in Buea which I failed to comply. Even in his dying bed, he remained steadfast as a man of the universe as he had no tribe though from Awing. The world would be a better place if we had many of late Pa Paul Mofor. Go ahead daddy as we follow you later. Adieu. Ghogomu Michael.

Dear Papa,

Being someone who meant so much and was loved by all, you must know you leave behind a trail of tears, notwithstanding, beautiful and precious memories.

You have departed, but your smile, your kindness, your gentle spirit, your wit, your intuitiveness, your heart, your love, and your eyes have all been replicated in us.
A beautiful collage of you... Touching the world in Manifold ways.

This is not goodbye. This is until we meet again. Thank you for being my Father, I will always love and miss you.
.........................Love
Kupoh Ndikefor Epose Fru Elizabeth

A TRIBUTE TO MY ELDER AND ALWAYS CARING BROTHER
PA PAUL TEMBONG MOFOR (Pa MONTOH)
I find it difficult to write about my late and always caring brother Pa PAUL TEMBONG MOFOR whom I’ve known and shared so much with him ever since my early youth. Difficult because I cannot find the perfect words to explain my feelings and tell my unique and exciting experiences with him.
I fondly and affectionately called him “Pa MONTOH”. He was such an amazing individual in so many ways and I can testify without any reserves that he lived his life to the fullest and positively affected countless lives indiscriminately.
Pa MONTOH, a man of the people, was present everywhere to console with people in time of sorrow or celebrate in times of joy and that was him. His acts were founded on his love for people, the anchor that defined and moulded his lifestyle. He was a man always ready to lend a hand and I always wondered how he got the means to do all that.
Whether you needed simple guidance, an empathetic ear, an always ready shoulder to rest on in times of need, you got it from him instantly.
I vividly remember those our old Victoria days when we used to travel from Limbe to Awing very regularly, during weekends and in my old Renault 12 TS car to visit our dear mothers, both of blessed memory. The engine of our old car would heat up very often and we would make several stops on the way for him to happily go down the streams and carry some water for us to “blead” the cooling system. Such journeys would take a whole day not only because of the car but because he virtually knew at least one person in all the towns and villages along the way and we had to stop each time to greet them and share soap, crayfish, dry fish or coconuts he carried along. On return we would again make a stop in each of those same houses and collect food they had kept for him. Whie in Awing he would spend all his time going on foot from one compound to the other bringing joy to mostly the elderly persons.
In a nutshell, we’ve lost a hero, a man with a heart of gold who lived a morally upright life guided by a strong sense of right and he would not spare beating a child even in front of the parents in an effort to correct him/her.
Pa MONTOH PAUL TEMBONG MOFOR, it's difficult to say goodbye, so I’ll simply say farewell. The pages of your book will never be closed, millions will remember you for the countless individuals whose lives you positively impacted. You’ll forever remain green in our hearts. May the good Lord reward you with a very peaceful rest until we meet again.
Ta MBAH MBOLE Joseph, Limbe

Our family deeply mourns the loss of a grand father, father, uncle, brother n friend. Your irreplaceable presence will be forever missed Papa. You were always present at all the meetings no matter the distance, d first to play ur njanji. You taught us how to be one another's keeper in good n bad times. Thank you for everything. One thing we will never forget n be thankful is how u touched our lives differently. Some you provided education, others food, others shelter, others husband's, others wives, others manners, others clothing's, others finance, others spiritual growth and others counseling. Your passing leaves avoid but your love will continue to shine forever. We will miss you mofor Nchinde's family meeting coastal zone.

Papa I have to start by thanking God for blessing our family with an angel. I am proud and van beat my chest for having a father like you. Caring, loving, peaceful, jovial, selfless,disciplinarian, an adviser n always positive in your words. I knew a day will come that I have to bid you farewell but it all happened so fast. God has a reason for calling you home at this time I can't question as it is his will. As a Christian I can only console myself with 1 Chronicles 29:15. For we are strangers before thee and sojourners, as were all our fathers: our days on earth are as a shadow and there is none abiding. Farewell Papa. Your daughter Delphine Atefor mofor.

Papa I miss you so much but I believe God called you in a better place . Time passes but your memories I will forever cherish. I miss how you used to call me Bebe and took care of me every time I got sick . You were such a kind, loving , humorous and patient Man I am forever grateful how you taught us the importance of having God in our life at our youthful age . It is an honor to be the grandchild of such a generous Man . You will forever live in my heart and I promise to make you proud. Please watch over us from above . I love you papa. Farewell

Papa, my heart still aches in sadness of your demise. There are not enough words to describe how much you've impacted my life. You've inculcated in me some values that have shaped my life and made me the person I am today. You told me you were proud of me and promised to come around to spend some time with your grandkids as you use to do in the past. Now we only have our eyes to cry, because we are not going to see you again in this world. We love and miss you so much, but God's will must be done. Thank you for your love, Papa. Go well my father and see you in the bosom of the Lord, where we will meet to part no more. 

Alphonse Acho

No matter how much I express my heart,you won't return and give that rumbling laugh of yours again. You were someone people loved to be around. The most organized person I know. I've always told you how special you are to me. And you would remain special,though you are no longer around today. It's sad to say goodbye but what is certain is, we shall meet again someday to part no more .Keep resting in the hands of the most high grandpa . I LOVE YOU AND WOULD ALWAYS LOVE YOU VERY MUCH ❤️

Papa, your legacy of protection, guidance and fatherly love lives on. You touched my heart with your kindness and wisdom and I will forever be grateful for your presence in my life. Thank you for being the rock and a true inspiration to us all. Rest in peace man with wisdom and peace.

Papa, having you in my life was like a bright light that shined through all my dark paths . Your love, encouragement, prayers and support made a complete difference in and around me. You taught us the importance of love and to hold on to God which was one of your greatest virtue which you held on to till your last breath and like a true soldier you died at your post. Just like apostle Paul of old you ran a good race and fought a good fight now having a deserved rest. Farewell daddy you will for ever be in our hearts

Daddy you gave me the opportunity to understand what it means to have a father in-law. I learned so much from you when ever we were together; you always gave me a listening ear. You were indeed that father in-law that every woman will want to have. Will for ever miss you daddy till we meet again. Adieu. Your daughter in-law Reanna.

My beloved Son,it is sad to know that I cannot hear your voice anymore. I will forever remember the good times ,advice and  discipline that has shaped me to becoming the woman I am today.

You have sowed seeds of love and wisdom here on earth that will continue to bloom forever. One thing I know for sure is you fought a brave battle and you have successfully finished the race.Farewell and rest in Peace.

Mama Ngwe

My dear Pa Mofor Paul,
Thank you for the multidimensional support, wisdom, laughter and countless memories. You have left an indelible mark on our lives and your spirit will continue to guide and inspire us. Rest in peace Pa, knowing that you were deeply loved and will always be remembered.
Your son in law: Penanje Evaristus Sunkekang.

PAPA May heaven welcome you with open arms.

For all you did, serving your God and your family, serving your community, serving your country: we appreciate you and we love you.
You helped to build broken relationships, you kept your family and other families together, including loved ones and strangers safe, you provided a shelter, food and love many who had little or none, you lived a life full of vitality and fulfilment. May your candle always burn bright. Love, Anze